Who can apply
['Low-income Wyoming residents with a civil issue the organization can accept.', 'Its online intake lists housing, family, benefits, employment and other topics; criminal defense, personal injury and several complex matters are directed to private lawyers.']What help is available
Advice or other accepted civil legal services. Confirm the scope of assistance and case acceptance rather than assuming an intake request assigns a lawyer.
Documents to prepare
Gather notices, court papers, relevant correspondence and deadlines. Write a brief timeline and the other party’s name. Prepare financial information for intake screening.
How to get started
- Choose the relevant legal issue on the Apply Online page.
- Alternatively call 877-432-9955, Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
- Explain urgent filing or hearing dates first.
- Ask how to send supporting records and follow up.
After applying
Keep following court instructions while waiting. Ask whether representation is confirmed, who is responsible for filings and what deadlines remain. If it cannot help, ask about WYLawHelp or the bar’s referral directory.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Can I request help with an eviction?
The online intake lists eviction and landlord problems.
Can it handle criminal defense?
Its application page directs criminal matters to private lawyers.
What is the current hotline?
877-432-9955.
Is every online request accepted?
The organization must assess eligibility, case type and capacity.
What if my issue is not listed?
The site directs people to WYLawHelp or the hotline.
Sources and review
- Legal Aid program and hotline
- Issue-based application and exclusions
- USA Assistance background and screenshots
Historical screenshots: source reference.